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From a beautiful home
If you look out the window from the start of the self-isolation, you’re probably tired of your eyes now. Well, if you’re looking for new landscapes to contemplate without moving, a new site allows you to look through other people’s windows around the world.
Sonali Ranjit and Vaishnav Balasubramaniam created Window Swap as a “quarantine project”, according to the site page. “Window Swap is here to fill this deep void in our travel-hungry hearts by allowing us to look through someone else’s window, somewhere in the world, for a while,” the online page says. “A position on the Internet where we all travel, hungry fools percentage of our ‘views from the window’ to help others feel a little better until we can (responsibly) explore our beautiful planet again.”
To view the view from other people’s windows, simply click the “Open a new window somewhere in the world” button. When you click on it, a video from someone’s window fills your entire page. The most sensitive thing in the left corner of the screen indicates who owns the window and the more sensitive right corner indicates the location. When you are in a position to look through another window, press the small white arrow at the back of the page. From trees swaying smoothly in Finland to traffic along a street in Turkey, there are many new places to discover.
Do you want to allow others to see the view from your window? Every window is welcome. All you have to do is send a 10-minute horizontal HD video from your window and frame to [email protected]. Be sure to come with your first call and location to get credits. Also note that videos have sound. So, if you don’t need sound, let them know or just record without sound.
Short… I’m going to take a little tour to the virtual world on my lunch break.
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